Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-01

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Cnznkoo, Nov. So Ossr SEQ w0rksrn
Ia The Deohtnltlnn oaRee RssheFsd in
bafteEg . thia m1EninR q 8 session q
sl1e nntinn4l aon1Rnl oomwittDe of he
pfohibiliaa party. AnnnN the pfemi
neal leaders pFssnn1 aEe ez-0 0aVeKnoF
gohn =. -. John, of Kansas. Ffauooe
=. HlIlaRd. of 1llinola, ana Mothsr
steward. Is 0hio.
1ne eomwiaena this aftsEnonn Decided
10 hold . ns1id1ni convention during
he aEat weok h Jane l868.
fho tfoaGaHBE,a EouoKf showed that
&I0o0 bad heen paid ous fur GopernoR
nk. 4ohn Tor oamuaian expenses.
a Acsmmilksz af 1aVsn uae nppein3ad
10 attend % the immeaIale poIlIlonI g.
aaaiEation and uafA. Htia eommltkea
consisted az Io1n Lloyd 1homas. of
Mafyiands Jehn p. Sc. John, of Kansasf
y. A. VanNa aas, az IIlInoiss 1arnea Black,
of Paunty lVanl6; Judge b. o. Pffman,
OF Massachusetts,; A. A. Hopkins. Of
Neu YORK, and MEaI BEouH, of Ohio.
The national e0nmAklsB w2a akganRad
ae follows Alabama, i. Q. uAiis1n,
Colorado. Il. q. Dlllon; uounaulienh,
GeorRe p. Rogers; Dakols. Dr. 4.
Grove, DIssrios of Oaiambia, A. a.
Wbeslook; Illinois, 4. J. Jafki1s and J.
A. Vannses, Indiana. 5ohn ko1lliN and
James s. Hughes, EoW3, =. w. Brady
and ". q FaFmnn; Kansas. A. ~. R1uh-
ardson an3 Jonn P. et. John, Maryland,
Jdhn Lloyd and Thomas WIN. Silver
wood; Massachusetts, 4. O. Pllluan and
10. B. Kniahl, Michigan, d. p. Laaen.
doFpb aod A. i. poweEf Minnesota, ".
W. BalieFleo and James Priuohan; Mia-
souri, James d. Baker and =. M. Betesi
NsbKaalra, A. =. WolfberRer and q A.
HAwIsy, New Jersey, Jonn k. Noany,
John k. Andernon ana A. psxsones
New YoEk, q. II. Asade end j. w, 1onea;
Norfh Oazu1fna. nav. w. r. Wamnins
and Moses Hammondi 0hio, n. Ne
Oisiian Bnoun and J. O1sll; Oreaon, J.
q. AFmas and j. w. Webb, Psansgl,
vanis. James Blaok aud w. \. Dam;
khods Island, Thomas Il. Psabody ana
Il. n. RiehAfdsen; tennessee, J. W.
amifh; TuKas, u B. 0rMnili, Fssmnni,
o. W. Wynaan aud CIinlon ]. smith;
weat Vifeinla, Rsank gsnet and !. d.
0asaeeani membssa e t,fge, Franeis
&. willard, MosAsF stSeArs and A. A.
AZ ne afternoon sssioa samuel
Dickeg, Of AIbian, HichiRan, uae
elecisd chairman, 10 eneoeed NJ Flash.
Il Was decided 20 hpld . national con-
Vsntion daEing sue frst week IN Jp 9,
1853 1her8 9ee onnai feraDle rivalry
besaesn the Variens oities deaifous ok
occurring ihe oonssntisn.
Daring ths nftsEn0on Miss willard
pfessnasd 20 she oanmfitoe . sssointtcn
ndopted et ths reeent oenyeution Of ihe
Womenss Christian 1empsKAnce uni0u.
Il urges upon al political parties and
partisan papers ths doty Of avoiding in
zoe impending campaiRn the personal
vlIifleafion and abaa8 tnat ehsEaoteFtNp6
tbe lass, and ealls o. them 20 consider
Shn f4et thna the women " the hoEtA
and South have clhsped baEds IN con
eerd and 90 cperailons which lthe moss
psaoticai pFoof that tie var b dsad. and
shas the land sh0uid Ihave Fesa from
rstleMina. Il fer eanoPalaa pnfpoeeA
rhis resolution was adocted nnnnf
moaaly b. tho Rrphiblflon naiional
oommlttee. IL goes nsxt 20 the nation
q Rapubliean o1mmittee.
zn1,anapolls go nnnlly danfeed npon
20 the plaee for hnidln0 tha nexf
nati1nal convunti1n. nnd Toe drst We'd
nssday n Jans lesS was snlapied e ths
day. .f
Professor DIeksy, ths nswly elected
ohaaemau, nnnuuneaA Ehas hs eanld as
ones resign his posision IN Albian eei-
faas and osVete ha tina 20 politics. He
wns anaEantesd q salary Of 5000 peF
anmum.
The pxohfbliiouiata held q meeting
toufnhe 10 hoDnH e the iate Joha B.
FIwah, TIE renoWne0 tempuEanee Lead
e.. G1usraI Clinion b FISK prosidsd.
A enlo9y vas pfoneABced b. Mim
Franols Willard. TIE andienos
listened With great interest. chs hsvinR
bsan ns1ooiatsd With MR. Hi1sh IL he
ssmpsranoe soEk Cor many ysaRs